Alo Mundus - Live

Project description

Key Impact categories:

Accessibility

Emissions

Air Quality

Urban walking zones, also known as pedestrian zones, offer several benefits to residents. This project seeks to make short local journeys easier, more pleasant, and more accessible. These areas priorities pedestrians and non-motorized modes of transportation, creating spaces that are more conducive to walking and human interaction.

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Objectives

Deliver 10 miles of walkable routes
Increase the number of people walking
Reduce risks to pedestrians and cyclists

KPIs

Miles of walking routes provided
Number of priority pedestrian crossing provided
Average speed of vehicles

Partners

UK Local Authorities

Components

Healthy Routes Network: Develop a network of routes that connect essential places like schools, workplaces, and amenities, designed to be convenient, safe, and accessible for walking and cycling.
Quality Requirements: Implement specific criteria for vehicle flows, speeds, lane widths, and turning risks to ensure the safety and comfort of pedestrians and cyclists.
Community Engagement: Involve the community and stakeholders in the planning and development process to ensure the routes meet local needs and expectations.
Partnership with TfL: Collaborate with Transport for London to improve walking and cycling conditions on streets controlled by other authorities.